Jun 01 2009
Publication: Tatler Magazine
A desert exile for urbanites who want to explore heat and dust in style. The private house of De Beer’s chairman Nicky Oppenheimer is at the edge of the Kalahari Desert and there is nothing around but his own 250, 000 acres of sand and savannah.
May 31 2009
Publication: Africa Birds & Birding
At 1000 square kilometers, Tswalu Kalahari is South Africa’s largest private game reserve. Owned by the Oppenheimer family, it is taking conservation responsibilities seriously- and recently launched the Tswalu Foundation.
May 06 2009
Publication: Visi Magazine
Tswalu Kalahari, owned by the Oppenheimer family, is South Africa’s largest private game reserve - a wilderness in the heart of the Northern Cape where luxury, natural beauty and authentic hospitality reign supreme.
May 05 2009
Publication: Interair South Africa
Tswalu Kalahari is South Africa’s largest private game reserve which spans over 1000 square kilometers and is owned by the well-know Oppenheimer family. Tswalu offers guests a luxury safari experience, but its primary aim is conservation and socio economic development in the region. The current conservation contribution and future conservation potential of this property is immeasurable.
May 04 2009
Publication: Mercedes Magazine
The desert holds deep secrets - unimagined mineral wealth and the echos of ancient peoples. Some are a little more modern, though, such as how TV documentary-makers get those impossible-to-believe shots. Adelle Holer went behind the scenes in Kalahari meerkat country.
